Legal Education
Dec. 17, 2020
Accreditation rules might slow adoption of law school remote learning
Students and professors alike asked if remote education could match in-person classroom standards. But as law schools have adapted, some say the new format is likely to influence education even after the pandemic ends.
Post-pandemic, online tools for legal education could bring dramatic changes in how law schools approach classroom learning, but accreditation rules might hamper the most ambitious goals, experts say.
For traditional law schools, switching to online education in March posed serious challenges. Students and professors alike asked if remote education could match in-person classroom standards. But as law schools have adapted, some say ...
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